Acupuncture points in Chinese medicine

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Acupuncture points in Chinese medicine in zhenqi therapy (according to Jin Xin-jun).

Active points in the head and face area

Point (1) is called Yang-bai. Injections into this point are used for the following diseases: some eye diseases; facial nerve paralysis; facial muscle twitching; vomiting.
Point (2) - Yin-Tan - eye pain; convulsions in children; dizziness; insomnia; headaches.
Point (3) - Ying-hsiao - runny nose with abundant periodic discharge of fluid, (so-called vasomotor runny nose).
Point (4) - Tang-yai - trigeminal neuralgia; paralysis of half of the body, twitching facial muscles.
Point (5) - Er-men- tinnitus; facial twitching; cerebral hemorrhage; diabetes; hysterical seizures.
Point (6)- Chen-jiang - same as point 5.
Point (7)- Jia-che - paralysis of half the body; trigeminal neuralgia; twitching of facial muscles.
Point (8) - Tian-zhong - deafness; boils on the occipital area; twitching eyelids.
Point (9) - I-fei - tinnitus; deafness; paralysis of the facial nerve; speech disorder; enlargement of the thyroid gland.
Point (10) - Ting-hung - tinnitus; deafness; facial nerve paralysis.
Point (11) - Qing-myn - eye disease; itchy eyes; conjunctivitis; respiratory disorders.

Active acupuncture points on the human body

In Chinese medicine active points for acupuncture and moxibustion on the human body there are about 100 of them: 64 are important; 14 are more important; 22 are the most important. Schemes of acupuncture and moxibustion for various diseases of internal organs are given.